All key services for military personnel, veterans, and their families have been brought together in a single platform. In Zaporizhzhia, new tools to support veterans – namely the multifunctional Veteran Help platform and an updated services guide – have been presented. The initiative was implemented by NGO “Zaporizhzhia. Platform for Joint Action”, in partnership with the charitable organisation “Rubicon of Freedom”, as part of the “Speak-up, Veteran” project. During the event, participants were introduced to an online platform that brings together information on public, civil society, and private services for military personnel, veterans – both men and women – and members of their families. This includes a wide range of support, such as: ranging from legal and psychological support to rehabilitation services.Serhii DRUZHYNIN, Regional Coordinator of the All-Ukrainian Mental Health Programme “How Are You?”, noted:“The platform brings together a very wide range of resources and service

Технічний університет Метінвест Політехніка продовжує співпрацю з Державною службою зайнятості та відкриває можливість навчання за державними ваучерами. У 2026 році програма охоплює широкий спектр технічних, інженерних і управлінських спеціальностей, затребуваних для відновлення економіки та розвитку промисловості. Скористатися цією можливістю можуть ветерани, внутрішньо переміщені особи та інші визначені категорії вступників. Ваучер – це державний інструмент підтримки, який дає право одноразово пройти навчання за визначеним переліком професій за рахунок коштів Фонду загальнообов’язкового державного соціального страхування на випадок безробіття. Його максимальна вартість становить 33 280 грн. Якщо обрана освітня програма коштує більше, різницю може покрити роботодавець або сам студент. Затребувані освітні програми У Метінвест Політехніці за цією програмою доступні напрями, які безпосередньо пов’язані з реальним сектором економіки – гірництво та нафтогазові технології, металургія, елек

Metinvest Group has been named one of the three largest private investors in Ukraine during the full-scale war, according to NV magazine.The publication has compiled its first-ever ranking of the 50 largest domestic investors, which together invested UAH454.7 billion in Ukraine’s economy over the four years of the full-scale invasion. The editorial methodology considered only traditional capital investment (CAPEX): this included funds directed towards rebuilding damaged infrastructure, launching new facilities, carrying out repairs and restoring logistics.Metinvest ranked third, having invested UAH37.8 billion in its operations between 2022 and 2025.In comments to NV, Metinvest Group CEO Yuriy Ryzhenkov outlined the Group’s investment principles, its key decisions, and examples of successful investments made by other companies.– What two principles guide your investment approach?– First, we prioritise investment in Ukrainian assets. This means repairs and modernisation to ensure that

The second season of Metinvest Group’s international Steel Force programme has begun – an initiative aimed at engaging Ukrainian students studying abroad in internships and potential future employment with the company. Steel Force: How It All Began and the Initial Results The Steel Force programme was launched in 2025 as an initiative aimed at engaging talented Ukrainian youth who are studying abroad, encouraging them to build a successful career at Metinvest. Amid the realities of war and global migration, the programme seeks to preserve young people’s connection with Ukraine and motivate them to apply their knowledge and potential specifically within a Ukrainian company. Yuriy Ryzhenkov, CEO of Metinvest, came up with the idea of the project after communicating with students from the Ukrainian association at King’s College London. The company’s executives held a series of meetings with young people at universities across the United Kingdom. Nearly 90 students applied to take part in

At Metinvest Polytechnic Technical University, specialists are trained who combine technical expertise with managerial competencies and, already during their studies, work on real production challenges. A compelling example of this approach is the story of master’s programme graduate Ivan Tkachenko, an engineer in the Engineering and Construction Site Management Department at Metinvest Sichstal. Метинвест — международная вертикально интегрированная горно-металлургическая группThis year, Ivan is among the university’s fifty master’s graduates. Prior to enrolment, he already possessed a strong technical background and professional experience; however, he decided to strengthen his managerial skill set. Having chosen the management track and the educational programme “Project Management of Change in the Mining and Steelmaking Business”, he acquired knowledge that he now applies directly in his work on large‑scale industrial projects.“I work for a company that implements very large‑scale s

Metinvest Digital, the digital transformation partner of Metinvest Group, has been ranked among the five largest in-house IT companies of Ukrainian businesses by Forbes Ukraine.The broader list of IT subsidiaries of Ukraine’s largest companies was compiled based on two Forbes Ukraine rankings: 30 Digitalisation Champions, and 202 Largest Companies. The top 10 includes the companies with the highest revenues in 2025, as reported by YouControl.According to the publication, the combined revenues of the 10 largest corporate IT subsidiaries rose by 40% year on year to UAH9.8 billion. In US dollar terms, this represented a 35% increase, to US$235 million.The list also includes Modus X (DTEK), TemaBit (Fozzy Group), Nova Digital, Kyivstar.Tech, Naftogaz Digital Technologies, IT SmartFlex (Vodafone), Mint Innovations (Modern Expo), Kernel Digital and Foxteam Digital (Foxtrot).Metinvest Digital ranked fifth. The company’s revenues reached UAH807 million in 2025, up 0.78% year-on-year. Its work

At one of Metinvest’s Consolidated Iron Ore, specialists conducted a comprehensive training exercise to practise coordinated staff actions in emergency situations, including those arising from combat operations. The training took place on the premises of Mining and Transport Shop No. 2 of Northern Iron Ore.The location was chosen deliberately, as Mining and Transport Shop No. 2 is a key component of the plant’s transport system. A total of 32 heavy‑duty haul trucks are operated here, providing the transportation of rock material from the Hannivskyi open‑pit mine. The shop’s premises make it possible to efficiently accommodate the participants of the exercise and to ensure access for the required specialised equipment.On this occasion, the training scenario was fairly complex: as a result of a UAV crash on the unit’s premises and the dispersal of debris, the equipment was de‑energised and a 6 kV overhead power line was damaged. In addition, a vehicle was on fire, and an explosive objec

Розпочинаємо новий тиждень з дайджестом Метінвесту. Як завжди, коротко та по справі. У декількох фото зібрали для вас найголовніше, що вдалося зробити протягом останніх семи днів.Серед ключового – допомога мирним, підтримка військових, турбота про співробітників. Події – різні, але мета одна – врятувати життя українців, звільнити землю від ворога й розпочати велику відбудову України.1Метінвест Бізнес Сервіс взяв участь у форумі інновацій GBS 20262У Запоріжжі відбулася відкрита розмова ветеранів із громадою3На ОГЗК піклуються про посіви, висаджені для боротьби з пилоутворенням4Запоріжкокс відзначив 92 роки роботи з моменту заснування підприємства5Керівники Метінвесту відвідали проммайданчики Каметсталі та ПівнГЗК6В киснево-компресорному цеху Запоріжсталі відпрацювали алгоритм дій при НС7На Каметсталі впроваджують нові сервісні рішення для оптимізації витрат

Yuliia Dankova, Chief Financial Officer of Metinvest Group, and Oksana Zaremba, General Director of Metinvest Business Service, presented at an international level the experience of stable and uninterrupted provision of services by MBS employees in times of crisis and against the backdrop of uncertainty, in particular during blackouts and missile and drone strikes.The forum was held by Deloitte University (Westlake, Texas). The theme of the event was "Opportunities without restrictions": Global Business Services (GBS) participants discussed the need to rethink existing operating models in the era of GenAI and ongoing business change. The focus was on specific tools that will help businesses survive and succeed amid an unstable world. More than 30 executives from companies across various industries shared their ideas, real-life examples and lessons learned.FACTDeloitte is one of the largest global companies providing audit and consulting services. It is one of the “Big Four” auditors i

In April, Zaporizhzhia Coke of Metinvest Group marks the 92nd anniversary of its founding.The company is marking this date in a restrained manner – without large-scale celebrations, and with due regard for the realities of wartime. The team demonstrates each day that maintaining stable production is also a contribution to the country’s resilience, its economy, and its future victory. "During times of the greatest trials, what proves decisive is not only resources or technology, but the unity of people. We have learned to operate in conditions of uncertainty, to respond swiftly to challenges, to support one another, and to maintain a shared course. This solidarity is precisely what helps us to endure, to preserve production, and to keep moving forward even in the most challenging periods,” emphasises Oleksandr BEKHTER, General Director of Zaporizhzhia Coke. Despite the full-scale war, energy constraints, raw material instability, and staff shortages, Zaporizhzhia Coke continues to main